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[genderqueer-culture-is]

Genderqueer Culture!

[Genderqueer Culture!]

Welcome to genderqueer culture is, a blog where anyone who feels their gender is in some way queer or out of the norm can share their experiences or ask questions!

My name is Mod Whisper. Please refer to me using any pronouns. I am agender and transfemmascnull. There's another mod named Mod Daisy who uses she/he and is pangender transoutherine.

This blog is a safe space for all gender identities including xenine, outherine, aporine, and maverine genders. This blog is also inclusive of all multigenders and genders influenced by other things, including culture-specific genders, intersex-specific genders, or mental disorder-specific genders.

Inspired by @agender-culture-is and blogs like @this-is-varsexism-transphobia, @this-is-transgynephobia, and @this-is-transandrophobia.

[xxfettuccineafraidoxx]

i know there's so many interpretations of the proxy trio of masky/hoodie/toby as best friends or lovers which. valid. there are many possibilities there. but have you also considered: they're coworkers that absolutely fucking hate each other. i'm talking a "have to talk themselves down from brawling every other mission" ass trio. the only reason they haven't killed each other is because their boss won't fucking let them quit this shit ass job

[fav-character-shroin-count]

JONATHAN JOESTAR from JOJO'S BIZARRE ADVENTURE has 20,512 SHROINS.

-🦈

[amogusincidentgamingofficial]

[the-monster-breeding-program]

So what monsters lay eggs in their partners, and what monsters make their partners lay eggs?

Monsters that lay eggs are usually within the realm of insect-types and some aquatic monsters. For instance: Mothmen, Driders, Wasps and Hornets, Praying Mantises, Pill Bugs, Caterpillars, Papillions, and etc are the insect types that lay eggs in their partner. The few aquatic monsters that lay eggs into a partner are cecaelia and certain types of salt water mermen.

Aviary monsters, most aquatic monsters, and reptiles, and dragons make you lay their egg. With a process of after their sperm fertilizes multiple eggs, they slowly form into what their species eggs would look like and you would push it out normally like a human baby. It's noted that it can sometimes be extremely painful depending on the size of the egg, such as mating with larger dinosaurs/lizard folk, dragons, and harpies (the only small one being robin harpies). Harpies, most merman species, electric eels, sea snakes (although they're an offshoot of nagas), nagas of all species, all dragon species, dinosaurs, and so forth would be in this category.

I hope I answered your question.

- Daisy (S&C)

[totally-canon-pm-quotes]

Peach: he needs to learn some morals and values

Daisy: Look at him and tell me there's a god!

Dimentio: he made me in his own image :)

[urfavisunfuckable]

Subject delta from bioshock 2 is a dilf and is absolutely fuckable

[mbp-shenanigans]

Can someone please restrain the ivy plant monster in the forest biome?

it keeps trying to hold the intern captive with her vine hair and screaming about marriage, thank you.